U S Senator race and winter politics in 1874 era
News notes the crowded field for U S Senator by the Legislature this winter with Wallace, Black, Buckalew, Galbraith and other Democratic and Liberal Republican contenders. It questions party loyalties, hints Curtin as Liberal Republican option, and urges no man tied to rings. Winter iron trade outlook and industrial news follow with mill shutdown warnings and McClure buys Philadelphia Press. Gov Seymour urged as possible candidate.
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U. S. Sexaron
U. S
Friends of
Ken
W. A. Wallace
Judge Black
Buckalew
Wm. A. Galbraith
Wallace
Ofice
Democratic Party
Senate
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New Jersey
Philadelphia
American Jhon and Etrol Association
Col. A. K. McClure
Philadelphia Press
Forney
Col. McClure
Col. Forney
Indrope
Ite
P.S
Philadelphia Republicans
McClure
Ace
Bayan
Dezan
Amil
Kac
Anil
Republican Party
Wheely Sun
Endleaver
SUN
Weekly Sun
Agriculturel
Weekly
Farmier
Gig
Knaves
Keeka
Wherly Sun
DAILY
8 SUN
the Sun
New York City
Temperance Convention Elects Officers And Adopts Plans
The Womans National Temperance Convention opened in Cleveland on the 18th ultimo with Mrs Jennie F Willing elected President and Mrs Donaldson of Toledo conducting services. Resolutions call for disfranchising liquor sellers convicted within a year of elections and urge ministers and doctors to support temperance, with a constitutional plan and officers listed for the national union and state auxiliaries. The article notes other city offices and political shifts, including recent state and national appointments, and questions how a proposed plan would affect Boss Grant.
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Womans’ National Temperance Convention
L. D. Wetmore
Cleveland
Ohio
Jennie F. Willing
Donaldson
Toledo
Io the
Woman's National Christian Temperance Unuon
Board of Managers
Ami
Agi
Bach
National Fund
Ant
Letter from Salt Bay at Point Resignation 1874
A humorous postwar letter from Salt Bay dated November 28 1874 describes moving winter quarters to Point Resignation praised as a better fishing ground. It notes political leanings with Republican dominance and mentions President Grant visiting, delivering a lecture next week. The writer signs as Convalescent and adds a postscript praising hard tack and herring as frugal fare.
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Salt Bay
Ata Sayakes
Republican Party
Grant
Long Branch
P.S
Children rescued from Indian captivity tell their story
A seven year old girl Juliana Aminda German and five year old Nancy Adeline describe brutal scenes with Indians near Smoky Hill River Kansas. They recount the death of their father John German and siblings, abuse, and a perilous escape to reach a camp then recaptured. The report blends their tale with political notes on Congress and Tweed's imprisonment, then a miscellany of society items and notices.
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Sicked Plains
Texas
Cor
Juliana Arminda Germans
Juliana ‘Aminda German
Nancy Adeline
John German
Catherine
Catherine Elizabeth
Sophie Lewie
Sophie
Smoky Lul River
Kansas
Georgia
Fanning County
Colorado
Stephen
Rebecca Jane
Sister
United States
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Rutland
Michigan
Rey
Reed
Ann Arbor
Wisconsin
Ahis. J. Steele
Appleton
Mis
Fringes K. Wollnid
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Sirs
Mery J. Johnson
Kow Youk
Hie
W. A. Ingham
Tim New Svare Orricurs
Latta
McCandless
Justus F. Temple
Aylan
Gladstone
Liverpool
Kanasha
Pacific
Capitol
Congress
Tribune
Tweed
RIS Imprison
New York
Blackwell's Island
Worth
Neyer
Samuel W. Allen
Nevada
San Juan
Louise Kellogg
Anna Dickinson
Jack
Jim
Ter
Mempers
Harrisburg
A. A. Davis & Co
Washington
Beering Mail
Havemeyer
John M. Read
Supreme Court of
Warren County
Geo. Ball's
State ‘Temperanes
Blair—Sweeting
Warren
A. J. Merchant
Wiliam W. Blair
Willatweport
Mica Mary
Sweeting
Glade
Morrison
Tidbute
T. Serews
Joseph
Misa Kila E. Morrison
Firmington
John Grindley
Water Street
McNutt
McNett & Son
District Court of the United States
J. K. Palmer & Co
John Ral
Marshal
Ere Yiseece Anaignes
Fittaburgh
Abe
District Court
District of Massachusetts
John Mill
Daniel W. Futter
Vid B. Gerry
John Hill & Co
Ienry
Hind & Co
Tremont Street
Boston
Masswchunetts
Mead Township
Kenzus Township
Sheffield
Mead and
Kenton
Joseph Hall
Roy Stone
James Nesmith
Isaac Taylor
John C. Poor
Real Estate and Insurance Agency
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First National Bank
Hast Street
Warren Pa
High Street
Union
Beech Streets
Third Street
Virginia
Forest, Elk
Clarion
Sill, Spencer &Co
Johrk Sil
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Spencer
Warren, Pa
Pittsburgh
J.C. Smith
A. M
Principel
James McMullen
High
Poplar Streets
High St
Hazel and
Laurel
O. BE
Walker Glade City
D. Beatty
Pinshoul & Reeves
Kropps
Warren and
Cor, High and
Hazel Sts
Charley Redwing
Exchange
Ali
Melai
Chicago
Hazeltine
ORB & Cos
Pavel
Cali
Ses
Limerick
Aberdeen
Chestertown
Hazeltine, Orr & GO
Variety Hall
John G. Grindley
Somers
Ater Street
Eer
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Wattend Bank
Sohn Morgan
J. P. Louces
Sennor
Hickory
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West End
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Ohd Exchange
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Fieri Fundas
Common Pleas
Wale
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Pamneylvania
Wees
M. F. Benedict
Henry Childsweet
Henry Obikd
Tonnalop
Whitney
Cheeney's
Law
Tbelot
J. A. Schumaker
Schumaker
Heiland Land Company
South West Township
Hedrock
Louise Wates
Holland Bandt Company
Alsso
George Zigler
Zigler
Warner Perry's Inn
Jock
S. 8
Genelet
Rm Pot
South West
Crawford County
Robert Robison
Samuel B. Robison
Said County
Benedict
Atong
Holland Land Company
Aken
Robert A. Robison
Robert A. Robson
Quincy A. Robison
Robert B. Robison
Eliza B. Robison
H. Davis
Bheriff
Fred. Fette
Cicar Oo
Warrehn FA
Wholesra and
Citigiaris
Saivn
Dbrien Brock
Sncoxp .T
Wanruan, Pa
Wan- Ren
Sextus Keller
Bachan Teilip Gruber
Market Street
Sork Biw
Mulls
Carver House
D. M. Gross & CO
Jamestown Alpacas
Urderwear
John Stevenson
Market’ Street
Penna
Chas. P. Henry
Second Street
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